(1) An authorised
person who enters a place under section 100(1) or under the authority of an
entry warrant may, for compliance purposes, do any of the following —
(a)
inspect the place and any thing at the place;
(b)
search the place and any thing at the place;
(c)
examine, measure, test, photograph or film the place and any thing at the
place;
(d)
operate a computer or other thing at the place;
(e) take
any thing, or a sample of or from any thing, at the place for analysis or
testing;
(f) make
a copy of, take an extract from, or download or print out, any record or
document that the authorised person suspects on reasonable grounds is a
relevant record;
(g)
seize any thing that is or may afford evidence of a contravention of a
provision of this Act;
(h) if a
thing found on the place cannot be conveniently removed, secure it against
interference;
(i)
seize a record or document that the authorised person
suspects on reasonable grounds is a relevant record and retain it for as long
as is necessary for the purposes of this Act;
(j)
direct a person who is at the place to do any of the following —
(i)
state the person’s full name, date of birth, the
address of where the person is living and the address of where the person
usually lives;
(ii)
answer (orally or in writing) questions asked by the
authorised person;
(iii)
produce relevant records in the person’s custody or
under the person’s control;
(iv)
operate a computer or other thing at the place;
(v)
provide access (free of charge) to photocopying equipment
at the place to enable the copying of documents;
(vi)
give the authorised person a translation, code, password
or other information necessary to gain access to or interpret and understand a
record or document;
(vii)
give other assistance the authorised person reasonably
requires;
(k)
conduct an inspection or test of equipment, machinery or a system, or an
existing building, under arrangements mentioned in section 45(2)(d) or
93(2)(d);
(l) take
action under section 118(2);
(m)
conduct a survey of a building or an incidental structure comprising or at the
place.
(2) In taking action
under section 118(2) in respect of a building order that requires a person to
cause a building or incidental structure to be evacuated, an authorised person
may direct any person to leave the building or incidental structure.
(3) If an authorised
person takes any thing away from the place, the authorised person must give
the occupier of the place a receipt for the thing.